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Wednesday 27 March 2019

Week 11 & 12 Round Up of Books Read in 2019

Week 11 & 12: March 11 - March 24, 2019

Books Read : 1



  1. Fail Fail Again Fail Better by Pema Chodron - Great advice on perhaps one of the most dreaded topic or feeling which is "failure". Through her personal experiences, the author dispels all the myths related to/ attached to failure and suggests an provides an unconventional wisdom of embracing failure. The wonderful insights by the author bring forth the greatest revelation that we could get and that is - Failure is one of the most recurring experience of our life and escaping or avoiding it is letting go of so many opportunities to grow and evolve in life. If we want to be a complete, holistic being then the only way is to embrace this unknown fear of failure and let the windows of possibilities open up in our life. The book is in a Q&A (Question and Answer) format and makes for a delightful reading, something that leaves the reader more connected with self and also more aware and prepared about the uncertainties of life. The message of the book is crystal clear ( right from the title) - never be afraid or scared to fail, embrace it and only then we can live our life fully and completely.    

N.B. : The next post on the books round up will be posted in the last week of May , 2019 as a consolidated post for the preceding weeks !

Monday 11 March 2019

Week 10 Round Up of Books Read in 2019

Week 10: March 4 - March 10, 2019

Books Read : 1


  1. Life's Greatest Lessons by Hal Urban: As boring as it may sound that here's another book on life's lessons but book is a real surprise in terms of presenting the basic, fundamental and obvious lessons in such an engrossing and engaging way. The book comes around as a very honest and sincere attempt and the author draws a lot from his personal experience. The examples, stories, anecdotes and the quotes, just fit so well in each of the 20 chapters. The books touches upon a whole range of topics and some of them are goals, success, time, spirituality, self-esteem , failure and motivation. The book is not the "same old wisdom" types but rather a manual for living life well with the basic tenets of successful living presented in a very relatable way for the reader. There's a lot of "food for thought" in the book for a sincere reader. 
N.B. : The next post on the books round up will be posted as a consolidated post after 2 weeks.

Monday 4 March 2019

Week 9 Round Up of Books Read in 2019

Week 9: Feb 25 - March 3, 2019

Books Read : 1



  1. 365 Success Secrets by John Maxwell - A Daily Insight Reader on leadership, delivering on topics and areas that focus on the holistic development of the individual. With a page dedicated for every day of the year, the topics mentioned focus as much on self-leadership as on organisational leadership. Open the book on any page and start basking in the wisdom that has been distilled over a period of so many years by the author. The book is full of nuggets of wisdom that will leave the readers much inspired and motivated to live a more successful life. The book is a journey to self-growth and the "food for thought" mentioned at the end of every chapter acts as a reminder that there's still so much to improve till we become the best version of ourself. To gain the maximum from the book, just surrender your true self to the book and it will reward you with invaluable insights into becoming a better leader.